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Drivelib makes GoogleDrive easily accessible from Python. It was written because PyDrive was lacking some important features and its development seems to have completely stopped.
What drivelib already has which PyDrive hasn't:
- Real resumable file transfer. Uploads can be resumed within one week after starting them.
- Real chunked file transfer. This makes implementing progress feedback and bandwidth control possible
- Much easier interface
- Support for Google APIv3
Drivelib aims to provide a PathLike interface for Google Drive. This is not yet implemented, though.
Warning: This library is still under development and cannot yet be considered stable. The API may change any time.
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Easy access to the most common Google Drive API calls
We found that drivelib demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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